QuadCode is a native desktop terminal that lets you run multiple AI coding agents — Claude, Gemini, Codex, and Aider — side by side in one window. You can send the same prompt to all agents simultaneously and compare results.

How is QuadCode different from Claude Code or Cursor?

Claude Code and Cursor run a single AI agent. QuadCode runs up to 4 agents simultaneously. You can broadcast one prompt to all agents, compare their responses, and pick the best one — or let them work independently on different tasks.

What AI agents does QuadCode support?

QuadCode supports Claude (Anthropic), Gemini (Google), Codex (OpenAI), and Aider. You can run any combination of these in up to 4 simultaneous panes.

What does QuadCode cost?

QuadCode costs $24.50 for a lifetime license. There is a 7-day free trial with no credit card required. Available for macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux (x86_64).

Does QuadCode work on Windows?

QuadCode currently supports macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux (x86_64). Windows support is planned for a future release.

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Built for developers who move fast

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4 Parallel Sessions

Run Claude, Gemini, Codex & Aider side-by-side. Different agent per pane — switch anytime.

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Flexible Layouts

4-pane grid, side-by-side, stacked, or single focus. Sessions keep running when hidden.

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Broadcast Mode

Type once, send to all panes instantly. Perfect for git pull, npm install, or any repeated command.

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Pinned Commands

Save up to 5 quick-run commands per pane. One click to fire — no retyping ever again.

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Zoom Any Pane

Maximize any pane to full window with one click. Restore instantly.

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Named Panes

Give each terminal a project name. Titles persist across relaunches.

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Custom Colors

Pick any accent color per pane. Borders, cursors, highlights update instantly. Saved across sessions.

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Keyboard Shortcuts

Cmd+1–4 focus panes, Cmd+R restart, Cmd+Enter zoom, Cmd+B broadcast. Stay in flow.

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Native macOS & Linux App

Built on Electron — a real desktop app. Not a browser extension. Full terminal capabilities.

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Right-Click Menu

Copy, Paste, Select All, Clear Terminal — native right-click in any pane.

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Session Memory

Agent, title, color, and pinned commands all persist across restarts.

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Built-in Help

Full user manual, shortcuts overlay, and quick links to request features or report bugs.

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Adjustable Font

A-/A+ or Cmd+/-. Range 9px–28px. Persists across restarts.

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Auto / Bypass Mode

Select Claude ⚡, Gemini ⚡, Codex ⚡ or Aider ⚡ from the per-pane dropdown to automatically pass the skip-prompts flag. You confirm once — then it runs hands-free.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is QuadCode?

QuadCode is a native desktop terminal that runs multiple AI coding agents — Claude, Gemini, Codex, and Aider — side by side. Send one prompt to all agents simultaneously and compare results.

QuadCode vs Claude Code — what's the difference?

Claude Code runs one AI agent. QuadCode runs up to 4 agents simultaneously. Use Broadcast Mode to send the same prompt to all agents at once and pick the best response, or assign each agent a different task.

QuadCode vs Cursor — which is better for multi-agent workflows?

Cursor is an IDE with AI features. QuadCode is a dedicated multi-agent terminal. If you want to run Claude, Gemini, and Codex at the same time and compare their output, QuadCode is purpose-built for that workflow.

How to run multiple AI agents in parallel

QuadCode makes it simple: open the app, add up to 4 agent panes (Claude, Gemini, Codex, Aider), and use Broadcast Mode to send one prompt to all. Each agent responds independently so you can compare approaches.

What is agentmaxxing?

Agentmaxxing is the developer practice of running multiple AI coding agents simultaneously to maximize output and compare approaches. QuadCode is built specifically for this workflow.

Every AI agent.One terminal.